Aren't these lovely?

These gorgeous sculptures were lining the driveway at the school I taught at today. One of the clever staff cut them out and drilled the holes and the kids helped glue in the coloured marbles. They go from little to tall as you drive in the gate, thus representing the growth both physically and developmentally of the students as they go through their school years. A pity I couldn't have caught the light coming through the marbles, but the day was somewhat dull...

[Margo]

great find

[Valerie Chesney]

Great & how wonderful to include. the children

[Suse♡]

Oh yes, very. Great find, would have been cool to see the light coming through

[Hazel]

Yes, the light would have been great but the textures are lovely anyway and I like your presentation.

[Babs]

Lovely triptych and artwork. You will have to go back again on a sunny day and capture the sunlight on the marbles.

[Rose]

So cool!! Love this :)

[Dawn]

Very cool

[Joyce]

Great and fun idea

[Peter Day]

Very clever idea, am pleased you did not catch the sunlight, much better like this.

[Taffy]

Very clever and well conveyed.

[Robin]

Brilliant idea and well documented.

[Ali P]

Gorgeous and a clever idea too!

[Pyrrhula]

They are and beautiful designed. Great find and capture.

[~*~ Jo ~*~]

Lovely and clever idea and very pleasing to the eye Fav!

[Fisher Family]

Nice shot of this lovely piece of public art. Good to hear that the school pupils were involved in it's creation.

Ian

[Marnie]

Very clever and a terrific addition to the driveway. I'd love to have some in my garden.

[julia]

These look really great .. I can see them in your new garden...

[Peter]

wonderful triptych image beautifully captured Dianne what a very creative mix of glass marbles and wood, maybe you'll get a shot on a bright sunny day for us:)

[Chris K]

what a creative idea